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New Ways to Make Electricity — Ranked by What’s Closest to Real Life
Batteries you can buy today. Solar that bends. A Japanese plant that makes power from salt water. Small nuclear plants going up. Beaming power from space. And fusion that still isn’t on the grid. Here’s what’s real — and what isn’t. California power bills are among the highest in the country. In the North State, we feel that every summer: hot days, fire shutdowns, and a grid that was never built for all the new electric cars and air conditioners. Labs have been promising chea

Rex Ballard
Sep 88 min read


Is Tesla Closing Its Fremont Factory?
If you’ve been anywhere near Tesla news lately, you’ve probably seen the alarming headlines: “Tesla Shocks with Factory Closure!” or “Fremont Plant Doomed?” Clickbait videos have racked up millions of views with dramatic thumbnails of empty assembly lines. Relax—it’s not happening.

Rex Ballard
Jan 213 min read


Elon Musk's Emerging Empire
While critics dismiss the idea as hyperbolic, mounting evidence suggests a deliberate strategy to create a vertically integrated "empire" that addresses the exploding energy demands of AI. This article explores the components of this thesis, drawing on recent data to assess its feasibility, synergies, and potential pitfalls, including antitrust threats that could paradoxically unlock even greater value.

Rex Ballard
Jan 157 min read
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